I've not done anything much to sopass, my command line password manager. I'm vaguely thinking about concurrent updates across hosts, maybe by using CRDTs.

However, I do use it myself and it works well for me. I don't know if anyone else uses it. If you do, could you let me know. What is the biggest problem or missing feature, for you?

https://sopass.liw.fi/

#sopass

Software release: version 0.5.0 of sopass, my command line password manager using a Stateless OpenPGP (SOP) implementation. Highlights:

* can no longer add value from command line (read from file/stdin instead)
* certificates can be removed
* plaintext export/import

https://app.radicle.xyz/nodes/radicle.liw.fi/rad:z4ExzU1jYHivznhtDPvuTL9z5Ebit/tree/NEWS.md

#sopass #passwordManager

I've added a simplistic export/import feature to sopass, my command line password manager that uses the SOP, Stateless OpenPGP command line interface specification. This will help those who use sopass to not be locked in, by making it easier to migrate data away. This may also be useful if I fuck up and make backwards incompatible changes to the store format.

The export format will, however, probably have to live. It's the simplest one I could get away with.

#sopass #passwordManager

I've published release 0.4.0 of sopass, my command line password manager. The major change is support for OpenPGP cards.

https://app.radicle.xyz/nodes/radicle.liw.fi/rad:z4ExzU1jYHivznhtDPvuTL9z5Ebit/tree/NEWS.md

#sopass

I've made release 0.3.0 of sopass, my command line password manager that uses a Stateless OpenPGP implementation for cryptography.

* configuration file
* add value from named file or stdin
* default to rsop
* manual page, built-in help

https://sopass.liw.fi/

#sopass #pass #passwordManager #commandLine #cli #openpgp #statelessOpenPGP #sop

I made a couple of changes to sopass, my command line password manager that uses a Stateless OpenPGP implementation for cryptography.

* It no longer creates the configuration file.
* It has built-in help for all sub-commands, options, and other command line arguments.

There is also a rudimentary manual page.

https://sopass.liw.fi/

#paswordManager #sopass #pass #commandLine #cli #openpgp #cryptography

I've just made release 0.2.0 of #sopass, my command line password manager inspired by pass, but using an SOP implementation for cryptography. This release adds support for encrypting the password store with multiple certificates.

https://sopass.liw.fi/
https://crates.io/crates/sopass

I've added support for multiple certificates to #sopass, my command line password manager inspired by pass.

This means the password store can contain any number of PGP certificates (public keys), and whenever the store is encrypted (after any modification), it's encrypted to all the certificates it contains. This should be useful for sharing the store on several devices, without having to share the encryption key (private key).